Cheryl Currie

Online group therapy helps adults with anxiety and depression, new review finds

The findings support establishing online group therapy programs so that more people can have access to these opportunities

Albertans turning to alcohol, cannabis as they deal with symptoms of PTSD throughout prolonged pandemic

People who have never before struggled with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are beginning to show symptoms of PTSD

U of L offers two new graduate certificates in public health

Two new graduate certificates in public health to be offered starting in Fall 2021

U of L study shows ancestral prenatal stress linked to premature aging and increased risk of disease

Study results open new avenues to understanding how to predict and potentially prevent non-communicable diseases

Researchers seek to understand how students share, process information on colonization

Drs. Linda Many Guns (Native American Studies) and Cheryl Currie (Public Health) seek answers through multidisciplinary approach

Currie study finds racial discrimination may play role in prescription drug misuse among Aboriginal populations

Dr. Cheryl Currie suggests an expanded focus is needed in the fight against prescription drug addiction, including fentanyl abuse, within Aboriginal populations

Currie sees change on the horizon

The U of L's Translational Health Chair in Aboriginal Health and Wellness is determined to help narrow the well-being gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people in Canada

Study to examine how social and economic stressors affect Aboriginal health

In a first-of-its-kind study, University of Lethbridge researchers are examining how the social and economic adversity faced by Aboriginal peoples may affect their biological health.

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Cheryl Currie

Online group therapy helps adults with anxiety and depression, new review finds

Albertans turning to alcohol, cannabis as they deal with symptoms of PTSD throughout prolonged pandemic

U of L offers two new graduate certificates in public health

U of L study shows ancestral prenatal stress linked to premature aging and increased risk of disease

Researchers seek to understand how students share, process information on colonization

Currie study finds racial discrimination may play role in prescription drug misuse among Aboriginal populations

Currie sees change on the horizon

Study to examine how social and economic stressors affect Aboriginal health

Currie study says Aboriginal culture key to limiting drug problems

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